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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
FRYEBURu

Mr.. RichArdsOus family are Al Mrs. RS
fathers. IN HArrisOn. Mr.. Richardson i
Attending commencement a. Brunswick.
this wcek.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Eckiey Ballard are a. Mrs.
q. J Swans Tor the present
Mrs Maria WEBSTER has been sick. oat Is
improving Her daughter, Ms smith,
has been With her.
Mr.. Dr. TOwle and daughter are visit
lng frienis In Mass
Mrs. Caroline Dana Howe IL ~ 'as
Randalrs.
Mis.M. L swan arrived a. Mr.. Bar
row.'s on Saturday. June 18th, In company
With the Misses O'Brien, OF Boston, who
are % be q, Mss A. =. Pages for amonth'
A Temperance lecture was given In TIE
Cong1 church, Sunday evening. jane lsth'
by Or. Bfalnsrd. travelling lecturer.
Misses Ruth aud Laeia Morrill, are NJ
home. They dii not remain al wellesley
during Commencement
Mrs. Augusta Carter. OF Beverly. MSS
ana her mother, Mrs. Maria Osgooi, are
visiting Mrs II. &. Osgooi.
The nes Ore bel given by A. * Jsnness,
IA. been raised % It's tower on TIE ne"
oulldlng.
The Record will - issued from iis n e"
location June 18Th.
strawberry festival a. The vesiry, June
s3f. TIE heavy rain prevented full a.
tendance. L. 10 the rain ths, hiniers the
Loo alton Of the horse rallrosdf
DIP. Nathan wiggin, whose childhood
vas passed In this village, died recently
1 In ROcklsnd.
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WEST BETHEL.

The Sabbath school IL well ATTENDED. and
i = good thing for the place.
George Frost moved % Mason last week,
ant will work on farm daring The sun
mer.
Bessie Harden l. teaching her iifsi term
OF school On Chandler Hill. Bethel
Isaac Nelson wilbar and Mrs. Lois
Bracket were united In wedlOck ties, jane
18Th.
Mr.. Mary A. Dow. OF Grafton. IL visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. l. ID. Grover.
Charles n. Brooks. % Greenwood, was
In town Tuesday, selling the medicine be
prepares.
The road machine l. doing some good
work Ia this part 90 the town.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Sewan J. walker were
male happy on sunday last by the birth OF
a son.
Everett Dresser has moved in,o one OF
Beans houses.
There was family reunion a. the house
90 Th0mks Morrill,, North Albany. last
week. and one Gay Aboui thirty children
ant grautchiiircn were prc-eni. also Mrs
Morr.iIs father. Joseph Tyler. 90 Ollesi.
nov about On years Oh. Two Of Mrs Ms
children. Th0mAs Murray, % AugusiA.
whom she hat not seen Tor - years, and
Charles MurrAy. % Boston. Who hal no,
yisitei his mother Tor IS years, were among
The welcome guests TIE gathering will
long b. rsmenberci by all
A :. Bean recently purchased = match
81 span 90 horses in whit,hsli, y. II.
= J Mains came home from Ssco. Fri.
day. Ills wife l. with Der parents In OK
ftrN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
souTu BuCKFlELD.

TIE farmer. have renewed courage slnee
the rain. I, l. safe 20 say agooi hay crop
II now assured.
Ja.ou aud Alfred T. Russell are A. Port
land tails week a. the races with star OsE'
81.
Robinson Dean entered Robert ID. 10 the
= 30 class. ~ the races AZ Canton, ani won
secord money. trottlng In s3i. Robert
n. has since been sold 10 Boston parties.
The price 1. said - be sCO0.
Henry Irish has lost colt by lnjnries
received In casting IL. The writer has
sold the Irish mare, made famous by III
CATION, 90 Gilbert Tiltou. and bought Carl
Ton Gardner's horse.
The price OF hying tools 1, lower ,n'a
ever this year.
Hoelug l. now the order ofihe day.
yeranus DecOsier hiss been seriously
m. so not know OF bis condition q, this
writing.
Mrs. Rachel Turner. widow OF MARTIN
Turner. died on the 2ji, Inst
VIII Record Is now living With his fslh'
er.in.lsw, Aaron Cobb.
Truman Shaw has returned from q busl.
ness trip. having exchanged horses during
his absence.
Chafle. y. sesmmon. formerly OF this
town. IL superintendent OF Charles Fors'
tiers ,o0ih.plek factory ~ Strong. Charles
l. an inventive genius, and has made many
Inventions 10 slmplify the manufacture OF
tOoih.pioks.
A nursery stock min from Temple IL In
town csnvsssiug.
oar summer terms OF school continue
ten weeks.
Eggs are II cents
Miss Emma Lowell IL ~ hons from
Warrington. Miss lIelen Chase IL also al
home from Auburn.
which il the best moving mschlnef Is
q question which prosokes some discus
sion among the farmers.
I stated In q late letter ~ the DENocR'r
that = COW sold from the herd OF Homer
y. Chase, WAS examined ani Killed by the
order OF DE-. Bailey. State Veterinarian.
ani WAS found affected with tuberculosis.
Mr.. Chase has since felt solicltous sboui
the condition OF his herd. and AZ bis re-
qaesi, DR.. Bailey visited his herd aud az
Ter making q thorough examination, pro-
noaneei II free from tuberculosis
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WILSON'S MILLS.

klai sx laid out under Y. A. Flint,
Highway sarvyor. has pat oar roads 10
good coalition.
Tuesday. Philip sawyer, OF Berlin, vent
hfo1gh tie sluiee a. AElscOOs dam, GOT
o1i on top % the "big pitch. badly shAk'
n lp. out 20 serious ipilry done- FRANK
Wells, In charge OF The gates. seeing him
az 10 Instantly dropped the gates, thereby
slllting ca the water. His chances TOT
ne ssre said 20 have been one In
lltdrst-a narrow escape Indeed.
I. Foster returned home on Tours
flut
rae drive vas al In Thursday Night dl-
lns ne river from TIE. Diamond 20 The Ben
Bet Bros farm.
show a. the middle schOol-hoase ~
Prof Trenholm 4 Co.-though Il puzzles
one - kn0w what be IL PrOof-fres
oai qalte 4 crowd IL Il the nrst show Of
ne season.
fhnts teams went % Berlin tAkine
twenty-five drivers Oiher teams wen'
Ak.ag In al aboat eighty men.
Services ~ the upper and middle school
houses ls, Sabbath. oy Rev. M. DAVIS
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BUCRPIELD.

'The too previous man" about the com.
ing hay crop wins this time sure.
{. H. Prince IL selling oat bis stock OF
goods a. cost, aud IL about 10 close up
business. G. II. Atwood { Sons will
occupy the store.
Miss Martha Cole has made extensive
repairs on her house. reno iellng the
lower story, and has leased IL - post
master Cole. Miss Cole will occupy the
upper tenement.
Misses Katie and Lena Chsri, OF Muss'
chusetts. are the guests OF Nc. AMI Mrs
Carlton Gardner.
The ladies OF the Baptist sewing circle
have purchased 10 yards OF Ingram car
petlng for the church, and are hsvios the
interior OF the church painted.
County Atty. Jersey has done sgood
lob OF road work on Elm Street, during
the past week.
The Bucknsld "a nine base ball club
played q match game with the LAbrsdors
OF Sumner, resulting In . Waterloo defeat
for the Lsbraiors, 80 10 4.
Rev. J. II. Barrows, OF Warren, Me-,
will preach at the Bip.is, Church July
10Th, and 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Polle, len for Aroostook Co
/
last Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Barrett has returned from
Massachusetts,. where she has been visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. n. Warren has adopted the In
FAINT daughter OF Mrs. Lowell Young. re-
Gently deceased. The child IL two week
old, weighs four pounds, and Is smart anc
healthy.
q. X. whit,en and wife. OF Augusta. are
spending few days n the old homestead
Miss Mamie Blsbee IL happy at last
She has horse she can drive.
Horace Morrill, is buying wool q, twen
ty.fve cents per pound.
Robert ID. Was sold. aftef the trot q
Canton last week. TO Boston parties.
Rev. c. NJ. Emery and wife, offresport
were In town Thursday.
Adrian Cannon, Esq.. and J. II. DE
eoster and wife, spent the Sabbath q
Buckneld.
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GREENWOOD.

soma three years ago Eigsne Shedd and
wife hal hard run OF typhoid fever.
which len them both In feeble health.
List fall he sold his farm 10 usorse Z.
Cole aud moved On % Howe ilill. where
they lived uatil q few weeks aso when ne
carried his wife 20 her fathers sick OF
consumption Her mother was Harriet
Martin, who barnti herself 10 dsata last
spring.
Mrs. william Amss IL very low With
rheunnI, trouble. shi u nearly % years
OF age.
Mrs Wesley Cole has been counaei to
her bed Tor number OF weeks.
While on my way ~ Paris week before
last, I 81, down near the foot OF the hill
for few mlnutes 10 rest. unisr an apple
tree, and found several apples Ia perfect
state Of preservation. lying on tbs ground
where they dropped from the tree last fsli'
Capt Ripley, who happened u DE work
Ing on the road ~ the place, Informed me
that those apples In The fall were sour and
uupslstsble. bot were then qalts gooi
considering ths length Of tine they hai
lain on the ground
While wsitlag fJr my printing - be
done. went oui - SEQ George Ripley, 81
OLD shoom,te. whom had not seen since
the spring OF 1854 lie WAS oui In The
garden ~ work when arrived. AMI In
forming the folks In the house who was
rtq1est,d them not % make mi known,
30 ne IN see II he would recognlIs me.
Pretty soon he came In, looked me over
somewha, critically for few momsnt.,
when bis wife asked him II he hal found
out WHO was. "So." said he, SIN keep
log bis eye on the. II can't n,me him.
bnt he's a homely cuss anyway. THIS
created quite laugh ~ my expense, bui
vas no, wholly uuprcparei for IL. well re-
msmberlng how full OF his fun he u,ei N
be years ago. I'll seldom that fall In
with q family OF strangers, who sppesr 80
much like my own folks s they did. They
gave me cordial Invitation 10 say Win
them over nigh,, which accepted, ani q
more erloysble visit I have not had Tor
many day. Mr. Ripley Ia ouc of twelve
brothers Only three OF whom are ll'lns
Ill. wife has hsi eleven children, sni
they have blrlei seven Ofthem. Their
son, James u. cans hons With his family
a few day. befOrs 10 live with them The
remainder OF their days. lie has wife
AMI doe little boy. q year sni eight months
old. They have nice house flashed from
cellar 10 Gtilc. with french roof, the ipln
20 work al being done ny Bebl smln DI'-
Ia the mOrning heard Tue tosn clock on
TIE I'LL strike The hour. perfectly psn,
althOu "a nearly ihrca miles away. ThN
clock va. a generou, prcseat All unionbi'
eily appreciated by ihs citizens. l. D.
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HIRAM.

Miss Netiis Newbegln. OF Bflistou, has
recently visited her uncle. samuel l.. Clen-
ons.
Mrs. Marshall l. Clemens IL coadned 70
her bed aud Dangerously III with neuralgia
ofthe heart.
Mrs. Charlotte Sswell. the odss, person
In Hiram, %. Is III OF drop'y Ia feet sad
limbs.
Joseph o. Clare IL souring on his silver
mine In Mt. Citler.
Capt. samuel wadswor,h Is q,iis III.
Mr.. Daniel Gray, OF 81. Hiram, Is 10
very poor health.
Mrs.. Emm, Hantress, OF So. Hiram,
aged 20, recently had q shock OF paralysis.
Dr.. j l.. Bennett IL Ia iowa.
The revival OF last winter has had us
crucial test aai proves genuine. The
converts do not swear when they nnd
hundreds OF hills OF corn destroyed by
crows.
DR.. G. Il. Harris aud wife, OF freburg,
have recently visited friends 10 Hiram.
Seth wadsworth IL working for ths r.
& o. X. X. ct Glen station, N. II.
JE stuart, oar excellent mason has
gone TO Harrington, Me-, for employment
We have this 23d day pouring rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
BYRON

4 q. r sed All Lsroy raomAs have each
= new organ. bougai of. 4. Harmon OF
Mechanic Falls.
A. q. Reed has retained from Airip sell
lng gun.
:. NJ. Locke hls been RAINING llnes fJr
parties Ia town.
J. T.. SHAW. :. Taylor. @. Hoision. II.
X Peare. W. 7. brown, beside The Messfs.
Hasiings are having poplar peeled Ia town.
Parties who have visited foar Poais,
report good hshlng.
sllAs Maxim and son, =. II. Maxim. from
Hartford. with = grandson from GoFham,
visited friends here last week.
\. Taylor has ADDED 20 bis collection OF
curlosliles a psirlsei lHacAs0s. IL was
found near an old brush camp, aud appears
% have been SIX slices olbrcai with either
butter or meat between each two, making
three pieces The whole was wrapped In
newspaper PerhspS The empty bottle oy
II hAi something 20 DO with the psirinea-
tfnn
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PORTER.

4 stormy week. BAi weather Tor hoe'
lrE.
Grass l. looklog Cue A gooi hay crop
4 now assured. Grain looks well, bat
other crops grow slow. Corn and potatoes
&c not come up well AMI looks no" a.
though the crop mlgai be light
The potato beetles are out In fun force.
More % then than ever before. making
extra work fnr The farmers.
M Moses LIBBY. The proprietor o' The
Eimwooi House. In this placs, has now
ssuug his Sign Ani IL ready f1r Business.
n. h. llatchlnson has gone - Mass u
be married and will reiarn with bis bride
soon. lis brother accompanied him
oar celebration fof JAY tth, has suffered
a premature dea;h fora lack % uourlsa.
meat. In the shape OF funds % carry II
through. Lots % people like = good time
lflt does no, touch their pockets.
school closes tAis week for the preseni
term
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RROWNRIELD.

Since Tuesday sferno,a the rsin has
cons In torrents ani M signs OF fair
weather until Friisy. Toe wind blew a
perfect hurricane.
~ Jlhn SSsst. from MOlt,ns, mate =
n,lng call on some % hls Bfowrh Ia
friend, Monisy.
Ms. L.ii ani children l,n town Wed.
ns.iay. stopping In PJfillni on their war
home IN the FAR west
Mrs. Marx jordan, OF CaliOrni, and
Mrs. y Smith. of Dsnmark, visited al j.
l. Fanks. Saturday.
There are = great many strangers IN
town all the prospect I. there viii be
, greet many more this summer, a. 4
great msny OF the city peop'c have coun'
lry aunts Ani cousins whom they siorc In
The sumner season They are 80 beau
tifally located. such fresh milk sni eggs,
sni then iiis - much cheaper. We city
folk. can pai up With county folks
ashile
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CANTON.

The races on the 2is,, aud 22ai, were
well attended and the results satisfactory
to outsiiers-and the owners OF the
track.
Canton Base Ball Club plays With the
OKfOris, a. oxford, on Saturday, June
18th
Its understood that the steam mill AZ
Gllbertyllle will start up In shout week.
The AndroscOggln q, q high pitch, The
result OF the late rains.
Mrs. Martha. wife OF l. &. Bl.oee, OF
Minneapolis, MINI, and daughter, are
visiting relatives ~ Canton.
IL Is reported that Hotel Swasey Is about
changing ownershlp,-Swssey selling 10
Mr. Dresser. OF Pennington.
Mrs. Frank Bryant I, very low and not
expected 20 live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
OXFORD.

chilaren's Day Was observed ., the NJ.
l. Church Jane 18th. The norL deeora'
lions, consisting OF wrei,hs, crosses, oou'
duets and plants. were very fine. An Illus
trsted sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ
Baram, was listened TO with much inter
est. In the evening as. \. concert was
held.
The services q. the cong'i Church are As
follows Sunday School, 2. NJ eharch
service, 2F. NJ; prayer meeting, OF "
Rev. Mr.. Greely took for his topic, June
18Th, the Bible and Evoluiioni Jane 26ih'
The New Theology.
Mrs. and Miss Corning. or Msssseha'
sets, are Spending the summer here oc'
cupylng the house OF Mrs. Keith.
Tne Audoyer students. Frank Hawkes..
Thomas Ellis and Elmer Parrott, are a
home.
Hartley Roberts IL Ia towa.
The nrst nine went 20 Canton Wednes
dsy, aud played hye innings when th'
game was called on account OF ths rsin'
Result Z 10 7.
The Board OF Sslectmen and Assessors
are taking new valuation OF the property
In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr. l.. A BrAibary has been qllie lick.
SIR. AMI Mr.. Alblou Back veni - Mass.
90 visit last week. bar have returned
home.
Three young fellows, uAmei respective
IA. Burlington. Bartlett ani Hayden, were
tipped over AM cane hear being drowned,
whllc sAlung on the lake few days ago.
They YER rescued ~ II. cole. who took
them on hoAri his steamer. VI. Barring.
ton lot his coruei, sali % have been
sorih ninety fFc dollars or more.
Albert ScShAl has BEEN Al work Tor j.
II Mllleti during The past week.
:. A. Stevens dli some mason work last
week flr james jordan % North Norway.
Meetings are % be- held on each Sunday,
Al the school a ousc.
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Upton.

There vas hessy fall OF rain Thursday
and Friday mornlng II IL stili raining.
wilson's drive IL making good time.
The logs are nearly all In Unbigos Lake
and SONS have beea turned Into the An
droscoggin.
AK Frost IL h,ni from TIE Lakes Tor
q few days. 10 his s,li his horses to
Alva Coolidge.
q. l.. DJuglas, and Ned Green are a.
Enrol painting the new hotel.
Perley Wight 4, very sick with rhsansi'
ic fever.
Mrs. steven Morse has bssn very sick
bat IL more comfortable.
Stephen Morse IL hons ffom the Lk..
where he has been gulilas for &. Il.
Stevens, OF Boston.
Fred GjoiNln hu rslurn,i frJm
oxford Clab. wlere he has b'en gulilng.
There hs,nJ, bsea mach travel 10 Tue
Lake tai, way the present season a. there
are greater inducements ~ the spoftsmen
10 20 by the way OF Anfover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
SOUTH BETHEL.

Mrs r J. Virgin has returned from
Bo.,ou. where she has been visiting for =
few weeks.
Col. Edwards has been baslly engaged
for few weeks past, Ia hauling rslirosa
ties 20 ths railroad. Hs has them nearly
hsuled.
ers wish 20 raise any potatoes thsy VIII
have 20 keep watch OF them
school in district No. "a. 10 tsught oy
Miss Bessie Harden. OF West Bethel ana
Il progressing nnely.
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ALBANY.

Mrs. John A. Green. OF wsl,h,u, MISS,
Is visiting friends here.
Miss sarah Cummings, City Missionary
OF Worcester, Mass, IL visiting this, her
native town. SIZE IL daughter o! the late
Francis Cummings.
Mrs. Holden and Mrs. Eben Andrews,
OF Norway village, have been Ia town
visiting rels,lyes aud friends.
Mrs. Geichell, OF Lewiston. IL AZ hons
caring for her mother. Mrs. Charlotte
Cummings. who IL quite III.
Mr.. wI.wll attended tbs examination
A. the Home school AZ Douglass Seminary,
AZ Waterford. lie was much pleased with
the appearance Of the school. Rev. Mr.
Besdenkof kindly broush, his brother
minister home, a. SIR. wisw,ll bal walk
ei q distance OF ten miles.
o. Drew IL bullilng ssnble on his LOT
on Maple street, Norway village.
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EAST WATERFORD.

Arthur W. wOoisAri. now ofo iiney,
Mass has been Ia town calling GA Oh
usighoor- and friends.
Mr.. El,A VI. Towns AMI daughter have
returned % oxford.
Qaiie number from this place attended
The graduating exercises ~ D)uglass Sem
lnary. which were held In The church Al
TIE Pa, on the evening % The 2lsi The
Essays OF The three graduates were well
written TIE music excellent Mss Doug
ass deserves grcA, credit for her work In
this school.
ChA.. Bro~n. who took the JOB OF peel
iug the hemlock on The Baker farm, has
qaiie = crew OF men working for HIN.
This l. q nice piece OF old growth, some
Oft measuring 4 ani IL feet through.
n ] uAggeii h~ m)vei his bArn an ]
- % 1alli an AiiltlOn.
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LOWELL

II.ary Natter All wife have novel 10
Conway, ". II.
IIslva A. Charles Is mpying onto the
farm lately occaplsi ~ his hihsr, MI.
Seth Ch,rlss.
Mas Nellie Dlrgln will have Rooms Tor
millinery aud dress m,kiny 10 Me-. Back
ett's building.
Chrl.,lsn circle met with Mrs. q. III.
Eastman on ruesisy last
Mrs. Ellison Gerry, Of Norway Centre,
IL visiting friends aoOui here.
Freddie Klmballls improving In health
sDmewhsi
The prospect for hay 4, < Oh and rhurs'
day We had . powerful rain storm.
A ] Eis,msn and Howard Charles are
both hasiug hemlock lumber pesl'd TIL.
year.
ID w. True ini T. walker have let :
large amount - the Ray BrOihef., II
Waterford, 20 be Gu, and peeled.
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RUMFORD POINT.

TIE much needed rain has come, bot IL
raised the river rather more than pleased
The farmers.
Ermins Howe has retained home from
birmingham. Mass, where she has been
during the winter.
Mr.. WIN. Cole preached his firs, ser
mon OF the season. At the Coug1 church.
James Hutchins closed his school A.
Bethel, this week.
The Cougl Sabbath school are talking
OF having picnic In Sidney Howe's grove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
NORTH FRYEBuRo.

Mrs. job harrington died last week, her
strength being insufficient 10 enable her
10 recover from the injury OF broken leg
The concert at the chapel on the evening
OF June 10, called together large and sp'
preclative audience. The children made
. very pretty appearance, and acquitted
themselves OF their several parts In mos
admirable style.
Mr.. Henry Colby. OF Chicago, and Mrs
John 3. Colby, with her four children, have
been with Mrs. T. J. Haley for few days
Miss Irins 8. Ward we'll, OF Lynn, and
Mrs. Lydia Derby. Of Wakefield, Mass
are with Mrs. q. II. Haley.
Mrs. Berthe Abbott has removed 70 tn
George Shirley house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
FAST SUMNER.

AmOug recent visitors In Samner were
Dr. Thadieus Cushman aud Josiah CASH
nan. brothers % Gilman Cushmsn OF sum
nsr. Rev. AMI Mrs. Rice OF Andover.
Sumuer l. BOW well supplied With minis
isrs. Four out OF hVe church buildings
are supplied with preaching services.
Several ladies' Ayailei themselves OF Sat
ufdAy excursion rates, IN visit Lewiston
last saturday.
wofkmon are busy fi.ilug up the grove
near Canton Tor the grand celebration on
The "Fourih." II will probably be the
largest gathering and best entertainment
ever cpiOyci In eastern oxford.
4. ID PARK. OF the Dlxhs.i CHifsa, With
hls wife. were In town last Saturday.
Toe doe rain 81 last week will add many
i0ns OF bay % Names staple projection.
Grsss, and In fact AL crops are very prom
lslpr. SLOCvN
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MASON.

Il. ]. Mains has returned from Ssco,
where he has been 4. work for some time.
III al. d" will feed those crows he may
draw on me for the price o, the corr they
eat. ani will honor bis drit ~ sight.
Wonder n he will pat bis little verse on
the crows into bis Sunday School book.
The hearts OF the boys who follow his adj.
vice will soon be as black a. the coat OF
The poor birds they viii prosecute. l wish
those crows were al up on my farm, they
should be well treated. q. IL. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
DENMARK.

Mrs. Harriet s,luehnsld, formerly OF this
,own, who has been living 81 New Glouces'
ter. has returned TO live here and occupies
the rent In Augustine ingall's house former
ly occupied by DIR. Brown.
Moses NJ. Bennett has gone % the os'
pltal, 81 Boston, for treatment. lie has
been In poor health for number otyesrs.
P.P. Bennett has bought OF George
Bennett, OF Stsndlsh. one.sourth part oil
the Buck meadow lot.
Miss Mary Trumbull, daughter OF the
late samuel Trumoull. died Jane 22ni,
funeral June 2iih, attended by Mr. Can
miugs. Of Bridgton.
Mr. Scammon and wife have gone "a
Conway 70 spend the summer. Me-. Seam
mon continues Ia poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Al lrcldent whlch occurred here last
week recalls The story tod OF General
Nanager Furher % The Boston a MAIZE
sao. Afsr spsnding considerable tine IN
he vain euteavor 20 solve The mysteries
ga railroad tine table. DAILY declared
"a, Del never could make anything oli or
hose thiugs anyway. aai went Aod as.
81 brakeman A prominent citizen o.
Paris. sho has Travelled hundreds az times
over ne Grad Trunk. and ouiy once De-
ilre fAlisd % be- on time, vas maze I'VE
Minute. ia,s Tor the train, and missed Al
Important mesting. throagh the confusion
oitnes resulting from The insertion OF
branch foai tables Ia The Grand Trunk
scaedl.e which appears In the DENocEAf'
Oar appreciation % the intricacies OF tine
A,.es sAs tsspsnet recently when Ne AZ
tempted % staiy out The railroad connee-
toas f0f paoiic meeting from he schei-
le 90 The posters. A oOnsitersole length
ofume spent Ia mathematical work result
81 10 g.Virg np the problem Ia hopeless
despair.